TESCAN AMBER 2 – Ga FIB-SEM
TESCAN AMBER 2 is the most versatile and universal analytical Ga FIB-SEM platform in the market
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Key Features
- Novel Orage™ Ga FIB column Ultra-high resolution Ga FIB column with excellent performance throughout the entire range of ion beam currents and full energy range down to 500 eV
- Newly designed BrightBeam™ UHR SEM column technology Field-free ultra-high resolution SEM column for maximum versatility in sample analysis
- Next generation Essence™ SW user interface Application-oriented, fully customisable and user-friendly layout
- New detection system Optimized in-beam detection system with improved detection efficiency and energy-filtering detection capabilities
- Smart and patented In-Flight Beam Tracing™ Adaptive spot shape optimization for better performance at high currents
- High FIB currents and SmartMill strategy up to 100 nA for fast large-volume milling and SmartMill strategy slash by half the time for completing your cross-sectioning and lamella lift-out processes.
- New single gas injection system OptiGIS with fast run up time and excellent stability of the deposition/etching rate. Up to 6 OptiGIS units is possible in one instrument.
- EquiPower™ lens technology for efficient thermal power dissipation and excellent electron column stability
The elemental analysis of doping elements distribution in optical fiber cross-sections requires a sensitive high spatial resolution like TOF-SIMS.
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- Additive Manufacturing
- AFM/SPM/SNOM
- ARPES
- Automated Mineralogy
- Biological Microscopy
- Bioprinting
- CL
- CLEM
- Computed Tomography
- Computed Tomography - Life Sci
- Diffraction Imaging
- Digital Microscopy
- EBSD
- EDS
- Electron Beam Lithography (EBL)
- Electron Microscopy
- Fabrication
- FIB
- Fluorescent Microscopy
- Hyperspectral
- In situ
- Laser spectroscopy
- Light Microscopy
- Micro XRF
- Microfluidic Bioprinters
- Microscopy
- Radiography
- Raman
- SEM
- Spectroscopy
- Super Resolution Microscopy
- TEM
- Thermal Probe Lithography
- WDS
- X-ray Imaging
- X-ray Microscopy